Sermons On the Mosaic Account of the Creation the Serpents Temptation to Our F
Sermons On the Mosaic Account of the Creation the Serpents Temptation to Our F
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Deluded, they chose the evil, and thereby brought death on themselves, and on all their posterity. This leads us, II. To inquire what was the design, and what the import of the tree's being guarded, in the solemn and awful manner it was, from the access of fallen, sinful man.
Considering what was intended by its being a tree of life, it is easily seen, that our first parents coukl not have the least shadow of right to it, after they had sinned, and forfeited the condition, on which they might h...ave hud the love and favor of God for. An everlasting inher- itance. After this, and when they had incurred his aw- ful displeasure and anger, it could have been no pledge, on God's part, of his favor, or of any good to them in consideration of their obedience. Nor could it have been a pledge, on their part, when they had already sin- ne:l, of perpetual snd unceasing obedience, as the con- dition on which they might expect the Lord to be their God. Taking into view the nature of God's covenant the proposals he made to man- and the reason why this tree in the midst of the garden was called the tree of life ; we readily discern the utter impropriety, that man, after his fall, should have liberty of access to it : 45 HERE then, it may be observed, 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deluded, they chose the evil, and thereby brought death on themselves, and on all their posterity. This leads us, II. To inquire what was the design, and what the import of the tree's being guarded, in the solemn and awful manner it was, from the access of fallen, sinful man.
Considering what was intended by its being a tree of life, it is easily seen, that our first parents coukl not have the least shadow of right to it, after they had sinned, and forfeited the condition, on which they might h...ave hud the love and favor of God for. An everlasting inher- itance. After this, and when they had incurred his aw- ful displeasure and anger, it could have been no pledge, on God's part, of his favor, or of any good to them in consideration of their obedience. Nor could it have been a pledge, on their part, when they had already sin- ne:l, of perpetual snd unceasing obedience, as the con- dition on which they might expect the Lord to be their God. Taking into view the nature of God's covenant the proposals he made to man- and the reason why this tree in the midst of the garden was called the tree of life ; we readily discern the utter impropriety, that man, after his fall, should have liberty of access to it : 45 HERE then, it may be observed, 1.
What to read after Sermons On the Mosaic Account of the Creation the Serpents Temptation to Our F?
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